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TravelinDog

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Posted: 07/24/22 09:29am

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PButler96 wrote:

There is always one or two trucks that get phenomenally better fuel mileage than the 10s or 100s of 1000s of others of the same vintage on RV or camping related boards. It's a law of nature.

spoon059 wrote:

Yea... call me skeptical.

A nice way of saying he's full of it LOL.

No there are not.
Plain and simple these people are full of you know what.

Just say no to the payload police ">

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Posted: 07/24/22 11:48am

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Some of y'all are just rude. Your mamas would be embarrassed for you.

TravelinDog

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Posted: 07/24/22 03:36pm

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If rude is calling out BS then I guess we are.

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Posted: 07/25/22 06:40am

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shelbyfv wrote:

Why would anyone else care what mileage OP gets?

The forum is a source of information and you will get poor newbies who will believe some of this...then they will discover reality and become frustrated with RVing because they got bad info.

Yes, driving slower and on flat ground helps but it helps in the sense of maybe an extra 10-20% on your MPG...it ain't going to double it.

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